[ClearCase_guy]

If I were young and making choices, I would be willing to take vaccines for polio and smallpox. That’s it.

[bankwalker]

I think it bans the “forcing” of vaccines ...

[Signalman]

Headline: “Ban vaccines”

Article: “Eliminate vaccine mandates”.

Big difference.

[coloradan]

Banning vaccines is very different from banning vaccine mandates.

[kvanbrunt2]

The vaccines are mostly to mitigate discomfort very few like the polio vaccine.

[rktman]

“Banning”? Or not making them mandatory.

[Freee-dame]

During the early days of the Covid not-a-vaccine I kept thinking about that people should be able to make informed decisions about their healthcare. Informed decisions were not possible because most of the medical profession as well as the government were lying to us.

[lgjhn23]

When they changed the definition of “vaccine” to accommodate the clot shot, peoples’ faith in ALL the products stared becoming doubtful.
Like everything else these godless, communist basstids touch, they destroy.

[Jacquerie]

Lapado leapt right over the scientific jargon and even the legality of mandates, and grabbed the issue of morality.

In essence, he argued it is ‘wrong’ —immoral— to force a child to take an injected substance that their parents don’t want.

Yeah, what he said.

[so_real]

Options and not mandates ... why that is even controversial in the United States of America escapes me. Even more infuriating is mandating shots for babies who can't even verbalize what the side-effects of the shots are. I 100% support eliminating mandates as to what goes "into" your body. I have no problem with mandates on what goes "on" your body, like dress codes. But what goes inside is my decision, for me and for my minor children, and any one who tries to withhold information or to otherwise intentionally deceive me in that decision making is a criminal.

[Vermont Lt]

They are not “banning” vaccines. They are making them voluntary.

Headline writers are stupid.